Robb Kaler

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Wildlife Biologist - Seabirds
Alaska Migratory Birds Office
Migratory Birds
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1011 East Tudor Rd
Anchorage, AK 99503
United States

(907) 786-3984
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About Robb Kaler

Robb received his MSc degree at Kansas State University in 2007 where he studied the population demography of reintroduced island ptarmigan at Agattu Island, western Aleutian Islands, Alaska. After several more summers studying breeding Kittlitz's murrelets at Agattu, he joined the bet365下载ios in 2010 and works as a seabird specialist in the Division of Migratory Bird Management in Anchorage.

Species expertise
Kittlitz's Murrelet (Brachyramphus brevirostris)
Areas of expertise
Seabirds

From The Library

Seabird die-off map
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Alaska 2021 Seabird Die-off Fact Sheet.pdf

Information about seabird die-offs in Alaska during 2021.

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In The News

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Migratory Species
Sea Change in the High North
It was a woman walking her dog on the beach near Seward late in the summer of 2015 who first noticed it: dead seabirds, mostly Common Murres, washing up on the shingle.